[identity profile] sabrina-il.livejournal.com posting in [community profile] vidding_livejournal_ark2
So I recently moved to Premiere (my WMM died so I'm taking the big leap) and I have a question. I make a vid, export it, and it comes out HUGE. I mean 30 seconds is about 250MG. Most frustrating since you can't really upload that kind of thing online.

I know this must sound like an obvious one but I've looked around and (like many very simple Premiere issues) there's no answer I've been able to find. Is there a setting I'm missing? Does it take another program?

Also, I use VDub to cut my clips (since Premiere doesn't play with my torrent-ed .avi files) and they all come out HUGE as well. I mean I cut like 10 seconds from a scene and the file is, once again, 250MG. I don't mind it that much cos I got some space and it's taught me to watch twice cut once but I was wondering if perhaps that too is fixable. I usually mark the clip I want and do File->Save As AVI.

Thank you, any help mucly appriciated!!

Date: 2007-03-15 09:42 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] melinafandom.livejournal.com
Uh -- first, those instructions *do* work if you follow them. Second, if it's Vdub, you *do* have a menu choice that says "streams." If you mean that it's empty, that might mean you have no sound, which as the instructions say, is fine since you don't need the source's sound for vidding.

Honestly, I think you might benefit from slowing down a moment, and working with the instructions and the guides one step at a time, slowly and carefully. Don't leap to the conclusion that something doesn't work the second you run into a snag. I've found that when instructions don't work, 9 out of 10 times it's because I've made a mistake somewhere along the line.

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